Integrations

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Updates and additions to your integrations will not be deployed automatically.

You will need to Deployment the changes for them to be applied.

If any of your integrations are not present in the pubstack catalog, please contact us so we can add them to the platform.

Integrate demand into your Pubstack Catalog

Overview

The purpose of integration catalog is to provide you with a solution to easily and quickly integrate all the monetization partners you have a contract with that you wish to integrate into no-code and make you able to autonomously manage your stack.

Access

The catalog integration are accessible for ad management customers at the following url https://app.pubstack.io/adstack/integrations

This screen displays the list of 3rd party partners that publishers can add and configure to his stack.

There are bidders, Prebid modules, Amazon TAM wrapper and Ad server.

The first tab “My integrations” displays active partners. The second one displays all available partners in Pubstack’s catalog that could be integrated.

A search bar is here to ease navigation and a filter by integration type can be applied.

Add and configure new partner

You can easily access a partner’s configuration settings by clicking on a card. Pubstack will offer to integrate Prebid bidders, Prebid modules (Real Time Data, identity…), Ad servers( Google Ad Manager), and wrappers (TAM).

Example when clicking on Xandr:

To learn how to continue the configuration per demand type see the following categories:

Bidder

Overview

To allow you to easily map your inventory to a bidder, the interface will offer you to download a .csv (comma separated value) template prefilled with all your ad unit information.

For most of the bidders, only the required parameters need to be filled in. This is a common way for publishers to handle new bidders. In the future, Pubstack will propose to enrich integrations with optional parameters.

Access

From the catalog interface in the integration section, simply select any partner to be redirected to its specific integration settings.

Example for Xandr:

Create an alias

You can use aliases for bidders for different purposes. However, it is completely optional.

If needed, on the top right on the screen, you can Create an alias by clicking on the corresponding button.

You can name an alias for any bidder adapter.

You can create as many aliases as needed. Pubstack will generate a file mapping based on each new alias name.

Integrations available as of August 2025

Technology

Type

51 Degrees

RTD

Adagio RTD

RTD

AirGrid

RTD

Anonymised

RTD

Geoedge

RTD

GreenBids RTD

RTD

Integral Ad Science

RTD

Nodals AI

RTD

Oxxion RTD

RTD

Permutive

RTD

RavelTech RTD

RTD

Sirdata

RTD

The Media Trust

RTD

Weborama

RTD

33Across

Prebid bidder

Ad You Like

Prebid bidder

Adagio

Prebid bidder

Adasta

Prebid bidder

Adform

Prebid bidder

Adhese

Prebid bidder

Adkernel

Prebid bidder

ADman Media

Prebid bidder

AdMatic GMBH

Prebid bidder

Adnuntius

Prebid bidder

adot

Prebid bidder

Adtarget

Prebid bidder

Alkimi

Prebid bidder

AMX

Prebid bidder

Beop

Prebid bidder

Between

Prebid bidder

Bliink

Prebid bidder

C Wire

Prebid bidder

Cadent Aperture MX

Prebid bidder

Colossus

Prebid bidder

ConnectAd

Prebid bidder

CPMStar

Prebid bidder

Criteo

Prebid bidder

DataBlocks

Prebid bidder

E-Planning

Prebid bidder

e-Volution

Prebid bidder

Equativ

Prebid bidder

Equativ (formerly Smart AdServer)

Prebid bidder

FreeWheel

Prebid bidder

Ginger Ad

Prebid bidder

GumGum

Prebid bidder

Iion

Prebid bidder

Illumin

Prebid bidder

Impactify

Prebid bidder

Improve Digital

Prebid bidder

IndexExchange

Prebid bidder

InMobi

Prebid bidder

Insticator

Prebid bidder

Invibes

Prebid bidder

Just Premium

Prebid bidder

Kargo

Prebid bidder

KueezRTB

Prebid bidder

LoopMe

Prebid bidder

Lucead

Prebid bidder

Magnite (Rubicon)

Prebid bidder

Media Square

Prebid bidder

media.net

Prebid bidder

MinuteMedia

Prebid bidder

Missena

Prebid bidder

Mobkoi

Prebid bidder

Nativery

Prebid bidder

NextMillennium

Prebid bidder

Nexx360

Prebid bidder

Ogury

Prebid bidder

Omnidex

Prebid bidder

OneTag

Prebid bidder

OpenPath (TheTradeDesk)

Prebid bidder

OpenX

Prebid bidder

Optidigital

Prebid bidder

Outbrain

Prebid bidder

Ozone

Prebid bidder

Pixfuture

Prebid bidder

Proxistore

Prebid bidder

PubMatic

Prebid bidder

Rich Audience

Prebid bidder

Rise

Prebid bidder

RTBHouse

Prebid bidder

Screen on demand (dspx)

Prebid bidder

Seedtag

Prebid bidder

Sharethrough

Prebid bidder

Smile Wanted

Prebid bidder

Snigel

Prebid bidder

Sonobi

Prebid bidder

Sovrn

Prebid bidder

Sparteo

Prebid bidder

Sublime

Prebid bidder

Taboola

Prebid bidder

Tappx

Prebid bidder

Teads

Prebid bidder

Teal

Prebid bidder

the media grid

Prebid bidder

TripleLift

Prebid bidder

TrustedStack

Prebid bidder

Unruly

Prebid bidder

Vidazoo

Prebid bidder

VideoHeroes

Prebid bidder

Xandr (Appnexus)

Prebid bidder

Yahoo SSP

Prebid bidder

Yieldmo

Prebid bidder

Yobee

Prebid bidder

AMX ID

Identity

Criteo ID

Identity

Google PAIR ID

Identity

Hadron (Audigent)

Identity

ID5

Identity

Intent IQ ID

Identity

LiveRamp ID

Identity

Lotame Panorama ID

Identity

QuantcastID

Identity

SharedId

Identity

Teads ID

Identity

Unified ID (TheTradeDesk)

Identity

Unified ID 2.0

Identity

Utiq

Identity

UtiqMtp

Identity

Zeotap ID+

Identity

Greenbids

Analytics

IntentIq analytics module

Analytics

Liveramp

Analytics

Oxxion

Analytics

Download and edit template

To configure a bidder, you can click on download template. Pubstack will generate a .csv file with prefilled columns: site, device, ad units and bid parameters according to bidder specificities. Data will be automatically populated from what you have configured in Pubstack app.

Example for Xandr bidder:

For google sheet:

  1. Go to File > import

  2. Click on the tab upload >browse

  3. Select your csv file and open it

  4. Click on import data

  5. Add your parameters

  6. Then once it’s done, go to File > download > comma separated values(.csv)

  7. Your file is ready to be uploaded in Pubstack

For Microsoft Excel:

  1. Go to File > Open

  2. Select your csv file and click Open

  3. Add your parameters

  4. Then once it’s done, go to File > Save As

  5. Make sure that your file format is .csv

  6. Click Save

  7. Your file is now ready to be uploaded in Pubstack

Headers

pbstck_Adapter Name
pbstck_site
pbstck_device
pbstck_adunit

Alias Name/Bidder Name

Site name

Device name

Ad Unit name

  • pbstck_adapterName= alias name filled in bidder configuration screen by a field. If empty, by default Adapter name=Bidder Name

  • pbstck_site = site name defined in Pubstack app at company level

  • pbstck_device = device name defined in Pubstack app at scope level and associated to the site

  • pbstck_adunit = name used across Pubstack to define the ad unit associated to device. The ad unit must be eligible for header bidding

  • bid params = will be named by the specific name of bid params requested by the bidder. For example Xandr has placementId as param.

To delete configuration for an ad unit, you can simply to empty the cells containing the bid parameters for that unit.

In short, if Pubstack should call a bidder for a site x device x ad unit, just fill in the bid parameters, otherwise leave it blank.

Upload new mapping

Once the template is completed, you can upload it by clicking the button. At this step, Pubstack will check the file before validating the configuration. Checks are performed to ensure file integrity, bid parameters related to bidder or adapter name.

If everything is correct, the upload process will continue and the bidder mapping for the publisher's inventory can be applied. The mapping will be set to "mapped".

Once this process is done, sites using the mapped ad units will be out of sync, and will need to go under deployment again to apply the changes.

Download current mapping

Once you have uploaded a valid mapping file, you can download current version by clicking on the button. The downloaded file is prefilled by all current parameters, new sites and ad units and can easily be modified and re-uploaded to change your mapping.

Module

Overview

To deal with many specific modules configurations, Pubstack offers a simple way to allow you to configure modules for your stack. The catalog offers Identity and Real Time Data(RTD) types of modules, which are parts of Prebid that can be added to your stack.

Access

From integrations menu, in the catalog, a list of available modules is displayed. You can click on a card to configure the module.

Configuration

ID5

For each site, you can configure a module by filling in the parameters in the json text area. For example for the ID5 module, only the partner parameter is required. You can simply fill in the partner ID and validate. Pubstack will then automatically add this module and configuration to the site.

You can also add some optional parameters related to documentation of 3rd party partners if needed.

ID52

Google Ad Manager

Overview

Google Ad Manager is the most popular and adopted Ad Server solution of the market. As a main component of an Ad stack, it offers publishers a complete ad revenue engine, helping publishers streamline operations and capture the most value for every impression. This documentation helps you to configure your Google Ad Manager integration for your site from Pubstack.

Access to GAM configuration

From the catalog integrations select Google Ad Manager(GAM) card to access configuration settings.

GAMinteg

Configure Network Id

GamSites-1

The network Id code is a unique, numeric identifier for an Ad Manager network. This network Id code is used to build the Ad request to Google Ad Manager. You can get it directly on your Google Ad Manager account.

The network Id code is unique for Pubstack scope. You can simply fill the field and save. You can then click on the edit button if needed to modify it.

The list of ad managed sites belonging to your scope is now displayed below. You can manage each site configuration (adUnitPath and MCM ids) by unfolding it.

Configure a site

Define ad unit path

You must provide to Pubstack with the structure of your inventory you are using to help properly handle requests to your Ad Manager network.

How can I define the ad unit path?

The prerequisite to define the ad unit path is to declare ad units and context keys on the Pubstack platform (see Ad units and context / context keys ).

You can then define your ad unit path structure by:

  • Using both context keys and Ad server ad unit name

    • Below each

      selection box, an example value (default one if set) is displayed from your selection.

    • eg: the context key architecture ContextKey_1 / ContextKey_2 / AdServerAdUnitName gives the example value path of site_name / inventory_type / MyAdUnit.

  • Using only context keys If you don’t have an explicit ad unit to target in your GAM (with Ad server ad unit name), Pubstack will send targeting keys to the ad server based on the ad unit name and key values defined in the ad unit settings.

In that case, the ad unit path will be ContextKey_1/ContextKey_2/ContextKey_3

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You can define your ad unit path structure from 1 level to max 5 level.

Ad Server Ad unit name must be the last level of structure so no more levels can be added after, but you can remove it to add an additional level before then add it again

You can add a level by using the corresponding button or delete one easily by clicking on the bin icon.

What do I need to declare if I use different levels for the ad unit path on the same site?

If you manage a site for which you have some specific sections where you have a different levels of ad unit path, you have to define the longest one you currently use on your Ad Manager network.

Pubstack will be able to deal with N levels and N+1 levels. Even is the last level is missing on the page, Pubstack will call the ad unit in GAM with the right path.

Define MCM ID(Multiple Customer Management) (optional)

You can delegate management of your Ad Manager network to a third-party publisher upon request and establish a parent-child relationship.

To be compliant with this delegation for Google, the Ad unit path declared in Google Publisher Tag must contain explicitly this link.

You may not need to fill in this information, but if you have a delegated relationship with a third party, you must define it otherwise the inventory cannot be monetized. You can get it on your Ad Manager account.

You can click on each site to expand it and fill MCM Id if needed.

Full list of our current integration (as of November 2024):

Integration Type
Name
PBS Compatibility

Ad server

Google Ad Manager (GAM)

Prebid bidder

Adagio

Prebid bidder

Adform

Yes

Prebid bidder

ADman Media

Prebid bidder

Adnuntius

Yes

Prebid bidder

adot

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

AdYouLike

Yes

Prebid bidder

AMX

Yes

Prebid bidder

Beop

Prebid bidder

Bliink

Yes

Prebid bidder

Brightcom

Prebid bidder

C Wire

Yes

Prebid bidder

ConnectAd

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

CPMStar

Prebid bidder

Criteo

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

E-Planning

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

e-Volution

Prebid bidder

Equativ (Smart)

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

FreeWheel

Yes

Prebid bidder

Ginger Ad

Prebid bidder

GumGum

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Iion

Prebid bidder

Illumin

Prebid bidder

Impactify

Yes

Prebid bidder

Improve Digital

Yes

Prebid bidder

IndexExchange

Prebid bidder

Invibes

Yes

Prebid bidder

Just Premium

Yes

Prebid bidder

Kargo

Yes

Prebid bidder

KueezRTB

Prebid bidder

Lucead

Prebid bidder

Magnite (Rubicon)

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Media Square

Prebid bidder

media.net

Yes

Prebid bidder

MinuteMedia

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Missena

Prebid bidder

NextMillennium

Prebid bidder

Nexx360

Prebid bidder

Ogury

Prebid bidder

OneTag

Yes

Prebid bidder

OpenX

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Optidigital

Prebid bidder

Outbrain

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Ozone

Prebid bidder

Pixfuture

Prebid bidder

Proxistore

Prebid bidder

PubMatic

Yes

Prebid bidder

Rich Audience

Yes

Prebid bidder

Rise

Yes

Prebid bidder

RTBHouse

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Screen on demand (dspx)

Prebid bidder

Seedtag

Prebid bidder

Sharethrough

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Smile Wanted

Yes

Prebid bidder

Sovrn

Yes

Prebid bidder

Sparteo

Prebid bidder

Sublime

Prebid bidder

Taboola

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

Teads

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

the media grid

Yes

Prebid bidder

The Trade Desk

Prebid bidder

TripleLift

Yes with actions

Prebid bidder

TrustedStack

Prebid bidder

VideoHeroes

Prebid bidder

Xandr (Appnexus)

Yes

Prebid bidder

Yahoo SSP

Yes

Prebid bidder

Yieldmo

Yes with actions

Prebid module | Analytics

Greenbids

Prebid module | Analytics

Liveramp

Prebid module | Analytics

Oxxion

Prebid module | Identity

Criteo ID

Prebid module | Identity

Google PAIR ID

Prebid module | Identity

Hadron (Audigent)

Prebid module | Identity

ID5

Prebid module | Identity

LiveRamp ID

Prebid module | Identity

Lotame Panorama ID

Prebid module | Identity

QuantcastID

Prebid module | Identity

SharedId

Prebid module | Identity

Teads ID

Prebid module | Identity

Unified ID (The Trade Desk)

Prebid module | Identity

Unified ID 2.0

Prebid module | Identity

Utiq

Prebid module | Identity

UtiqMtp

Prebid module | Identity

Zeotap ID+

Prebid module | RTD

51 Degrees

Prebid module | RTD

AirGrid

Prebid module | RTD

Anonymised

Prebid module | RTD

Geoedge

Prebid module | RTD

GreenBids RTD

Prebid module | RTD

Integral Ad Science

Prebid module | RTD

Oxxion RTD

Prebid module | RTD

Permutive

Prebid module | RTD

Sirdata

Prebid module | RTD

The Media Trust

Prebid module | RTD

Weborama

Wrapper

Amazon TAM

Wrapper

Prebid

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